Two Bills Drive

Two-year starter who was not afforded the luxury of operating behind a balanced offensive attack, as his teams did not have the featured running back the Wildcats were known for in the past

Tremendously improved from first year … No. 2 at split end (“X” receiver) … tall and athletic … runs 4.60 40.

Possesses good size at 6-2 and 205 pounds… will be remembered for his game-saving interception in the late stages at Southern Miss, which propelled TCU into the galleryfurniture.com Bowl and, through a strange set of circumstances with the BCS rating system, helped Nebraska to a spot in the National Championship game vs. Miami.

Rookies Assigned Numbers: Willis McGahee (42), Terrence McGee (36) Angelo Crowell (54), Mario Haggan (53), Ben Sobieski (64), Lauvale Sape (66), Chris Kelsay (72), Sam Aiken (89)…

‘"This is shocking for me. I have wanted to play in the league for a long time and a lot of people didn’t think I was going to get drafted," said Sape, a 6-foot-1, 297-pound defensive tackle who still calls Wahiawa home.’

‘The Buffalo Bills agreed to terms Monday with two wide receivers and two offensive tackles among nine undrafted free agents.’

Four-year starter who is a hard-hitting safety playing with a linebacker's mentality … Has started 42 games during his career … Recorded 293 tackles (194 solos) with 8 stops behind the line of scrimmage, 4 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, 13 deflected passes and 6 interceptions in 47 contests.

Pronounced: Dorn-bus…moved from linebacker to fullback in the spring.

Has a strong, thick frame with good foot balance, impressive strength and quickness out of his stance.

‘"He’s crushed," said Phillips referring to Haggan’s late selection. "He thought he was a second-round pick. He’s just crushed. There’s nothing wrong with him. physically at all. This was a huge blow to him in many ways including financially."’

‘Besides, Buffalo’s situation and McGahee’s potential made grabbing him a bet too good to pass up. Especially since Donahoe placed it with found money.’

‘”I don’t think it’s ever been detrimental in football to have depth and competition. For the people who are in personnel, that’s our job, to get as many good football players at as many positions as we can.” He concluded, “That (competition) sorts itself out. Sometimes it’s because of injuries and sometimes it sorts itself out as far as what a player can or can’t do. Some players rise to the occasion in a competitive situation … and some don’t.”‘

The Bills today announced that the team has agreed to terms with 10 undrafted college free agents.
Gary Byrd, OT, Clemson;

Jon Dorenbas, LS, UTEP;

Jerton Evans, S, Virginia;

Anthony Floyd, S, Louisville;

Ken Hilliard, CB. TCU;

Paris Jackson, WR, Utah;

Jason Johnson, QB, Arizona;

Jerel Myers, WR, LSU;

Justin Sands, OT, Kansas;

Randy Thomas, TE, Wake Forest

It’s a business, a tough business. Maybe they figure since you were the 58th pick in 2001, and if they can get 3,600 yards in three years out of you, and turn that into, say, the seventh player in 2004, they’re making a great investment. Those are lots of maybes, but that’s the only way this thing makes any sense to me at all.